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by toxik 3y ago
I guess you could tractably compute the optimal policy for every hand. What is it?
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by toxik 3y ago
Just me or is it super unintuitive that you HOLD rather than dismiss cards? Happened like a dozen times now that I throw the cards I want to keep.
363.
by toxik 3y ago
That comment is going to go down as a HN hall of fame like that guy who said Dropbox is trivially replaced by rsync or something.
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by toxik 3y ago
At 42 lbs or 19 kg, I find it hard to believe that anybody would be lugging this around more than a minute or two. The people I know that do take e-scooters to places typically roll them into the station and only fold them to stow, so the c
365.
by toxik 3y ago
It’s macros because it dumps the expression. There is a non macro variant.
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by toxik 3y ago
There are already non ghetto versions of that. I’m not sure they fold though, but $1000? Damn.
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by toxik 3y ago
A 12 mile range and price point of $1000? Who is this for?
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by toxik 3y ago
AIUI Rosetta 2 works by translating as much of the code as possible ahead of time, so you don’t get delays translation happening online, and you get speculative execution etc. IOW It won’t work on a VM.
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by toxik 3y ago
Yeah, I have a permanent hole in my eardrum and it absolutely ruins the noise cancellation.
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by toxik 3y ago
Is this a joke, do they not know about ANYmal? https://www.anybotics.com/robotics/anymal/
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by toxik 3y ago
FWIW I lost zero airpods so far, but they all got terrible batteries and busted speaker elements.
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by toxik 3y ago
First time I hear about them having custom domains, interesting.
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by toxik 3y ago
What about netdata?
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by toxik 3y ago
Yep and 16 bits per parameter means 360 GiB, then because you typically first allocate an empty model then separately load the weights, 720 GiB.
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by toxik 3y ago
I think few people use iCloud for email.
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by toxik 3y ago
Another good question is, why not post the fingerprint in a TXT record?
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by toxik 3y ago
What makes them slow is syntax highlighting. It’s impossible to solve well without making the highlighting mechanism really basic.
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by toxik 3y ago
For a text editor? Without a doubt.
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by toxik 3y ago
Google absolutely “poach” promising startup devs tbh.
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by toxik 3y ago
I think it’s many factors. 1. They do to some extent. 2. Which researchers are you going to hire? Lemon market, whoever wants to be hired is more likely a lemon. 3. Freelancing grayhat stuff is very rock n roll. 4. I bet some they try to hi
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by toxik 3y ago
Lisp was a thing before PHP, and software engineers did use it but it never reached the popularity of PHP. It is in the end a question of being pragmatic, which PHP and Perl are.
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by toxik 3y ago
While anti-consumerist practices such as this authentication mechanism sometimes accidentally protect the consumer, it is not the reason why companies do it. If it were, they would also allow you to say “yes this replacement is desired.” Si
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by toxik 3y ago
The entire player base will literally die from old age before the copyright expires. Sounds reasonable.
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by toxik 3y ago
5 years is absolutely pitiful when no meaningful hardware changes have occurred IMO. Apple being the best of a sad field is not really inspiring.
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by toxik 3y ago
I don’t agree, it’s not very common for LLMs to get stuck in loops simply because loops are not commonly observed in the datasets.
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by toxik 3y ago
The example output reads exactly like the existing output, I have had it get caught in exactly that cycle.
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by toxik 3y ago
Well it’s fascinating /if true/, but it’s not really proven and that’s why the experiments are so disappointing to me. They put forward this grand theory and then are entirely unable to capitalize on it or make some kind of useful
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by toxik 3y ago
All that fuzz and in the last figure showing their touted great invention being beaten by vanilla Transformers, when their invention takes more parameters, more FLOPs, and is not parallelizable. Did I miss something or is this absolutely us
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by toxik 3y ago
You are also on Hacker News, most people wouldn’t be. Also do you really want to buy stolen stuff? I wouldn’t. Seems dishonorable.
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by toxik 3y ago
It is a well-established fact that the mechanical act of handwriting notes is good for memorization. Perhaps it is meditative, perhaps we're just physical beings -- whatever it is, typewriting on a computer is not as good. A famous man

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